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向日葵视频 New College backs national campaign and puts education and skills in the spotlight

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向日葵视频 New College is proud to be supporting a campaign that is celebrating the positive impact that colleges have across the country.

The movement called 鈥楥olleges Week鈥 has been backed by 向日葵视频 New College, which has campuses in Ipswich, Otley, Halesworth and Leiston.

It was set up in 2016 by the Association of Colleges and helps showcase the achievements of individuals and organisations working in this sector. (It鈥檚 taking place this week between the 2nd and 6th March 2026).

An image promoting 向日葵视频 New College's participation in Colleges Week 2026, highlighting the importance of skills development and inclusive education for all students.

The celebration had an overarching theme of 鈥楽kills for All鈥 鈥 helping emphasise the importance of equipping people of all ages and backgrounds with the skills they need to progress and succeed.

As part of these celebrations, 向日葵视频 New College hosted a week of events to champion the work that they do.

Occasions included the launch of a new community partnership scheme where the college pledged to support local businesses and charities in and around the town.

A speaker presents at 向日葵视频 New College during a community partnership event, with attendees listening attentively in a modern, well-lit room decorated with framed photos.

The college supported World Book Day to help shine a light on literacy and the importance of reading, writing and being creative.

Group of students and staff at 向日葵视频 New College dressed in costumes, celebrating education and skills in a lively indoor setting with decorations and balloons.

Health learners were filmed by ITV taking part in an informational discussion relating to endometriosis.

A diverse group of students attending a classroom session at 向日葵视频 New College, with a teacher engaging students in a discussion about health and education topics.

Budding Gordon Ramsey鈥檚 of the future are geared up for a national cooking competition by refining dishes ahead of a regional heat.

Three 向日葵视频 New College students in chef uniforms standing indoors, showcasing culinary skills and education in a professional environment.

And students from various courses took part in a one day maths challenge against three other colleges, with 向日葵视频 New College learners winning all three categories. They will now go forward to a national final taking place in Solihull next month here they will represent the East of England.

(The competition was run by Mathematics in Industry and Education (MEI and was sponsored by Willis Towers Watson and John Grose).

Two students from 向日葵视频 New College, one wearing a pink hoodie and the other in black, holding a trophy at an award event, highlighting education and achievement.

Head of Marketing, Craig Shimmon, said: 鈥淥ur four campuses support thousands of people and we work with hundreds of businesses and charities every year. It was a real pleasure to give people a glimpse into the positive impact that we have every day across our communities.鈥

Alfie Whitear, 17, from Ipswich is on a games design course at the college. He said: 鈥淚 like the college as they include everyone. Here, they give everyone a chance.鈥

Posted 6 March 2026
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